Shadow19 Thread Junky Joined Dec 20, 2009 Messages 815 Aug 8, 2011 #1 If I wanted to lower my cable modem's upstream power level would I want more or less db loss? For instance, if I connected my modem to a DC Tap, would I want to put it on the out end (1db loss) or the tap end (6~db loss)?
If I wanted to lower my cable modem's upstream power level would I want more or less db loss? For instance, if I connected my modem to a DC Tap, would I want to put it on the out end (1db loss) or the tap end (6~db loss)?
S ShadowBlade72 Thread Junky Joined Jun 30, 2009 Messages 945 Aug 10, 2011 #2 Why do you need to lower your cable modems power level, if you don't mind me asking. Usually the goal is to lower your db loss and increase the power level, which in turn results in higher line speeds and better quality.
Why do you need to lower your cable modems power level, if you don't mind me asking. Usually the goal is to lower your db loss and increase the power level, which in turn results in higher line speeds and better quality.